Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-01-14
LETTERS g s;7!'1 FRos THE III uApIrof.
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s 81 81, 5,
5 ct s'Es s ~ yIss 1887, ~
g ms might she termed sanessage day,, in
lie lep.is,a fnra I, !, IL, - - -
was Done Pc
8 ! s4.Aa 10 INT convention and listen
f$ atss % the messages Of the outgoing and m
epfni,ir Goyarnars ~, ,,,,l,
0 nm Al @ y t 1llet
s a. q, 8 %. In the senate Senator
2, Of aribault county set the temper
5ssssse eaH IN motion by q bill reaniringsa
s ~ license in towns having under 40, 200
@# Eoigs alton and sl,o0t license for
{ Sss e exceeding thatg figure
70 population In the House the only
~ tss,.i was the voting of six daily papers, or
OH tIear equivalent in :weekiies, to each OF the
ss,s shanefs. As seven weeslies are counted
ought TO be able to secure ali the daily pabn.
I'm they need and have considerable left to
for their home papers,. But then
Trey Won't do 1T, you know least wise
they never have, and history lis likely to re-
Il AZ . 80 p NJ the Senate went over to the
ISL. ousst 10 form joint convention for the
SSIssarpose Of hearing the messages of the re-
SSs ,lslnsss and incoming Governor, The Entire
legislature assemblies in the hall Of the
honse OF representatives and the members
y aitti senators together with the stata officers
ana outsiders always uncomfortable
sctSNHd ~ the small room. r., Nearly
- Ill = sam1-circle In front of the clerks desk
# nnG the remainder with the State
officers, and others were iamnled
a.as ea. toIS WHICH Anierlcahs
seats at the rear Of the room and q row Of
,,;1 oi snieg sues OF Inc vans was hlled
enough hetpasn tha la 5;as SO th spa as
III Of the y sa,,rsssnta ia to no "eshs
gentleman to stand II, frontnf tha 1atl;es md
SHUT ant the - - f, the any
etfectually asthe ladies' obscure the f fu i
,nTocai ravsnoa IN, th LIEU
exoT. msar Sho We ~ Ens.as,,,. Is Ta
TERRITORY and afterwards Of tse s ate ~ and un5
the a sc. LIS 1o' ~
5Hubhard,s term : The read;ne. of RE
mess oes y-as :yather tad;,,s ~ - H,,hS
bard7s was naturally FUN Of Statistical
. matter which is never very thrilling. He
J, reafi unite slowly and II ras - a e .,t t
I after four when ,Le finished Gov 9 McrsiI1
+ fol,awai and sbn, a. he .,,,,s,.ia+;ns g
The sitnat;on hv raod;,s, ra,e;dls -
His message was listsnad 10 " mnya
III attantiyelv than Gov Hnhhars3,s nr,hnbi,1
hecause ha 1Uas tho innon,;na nfs.ps,.. r. Z
fhe eom;no arS NOT ,sa - IL, -
Is a ttracts attention in The Wor7d Mofs,l i
s8S$yoics WAS filler and mora d;st;nct tha,,
n nhharxl,s xrb;cb aIsn drsw r,ora a4tr vH
his doeumen Tber 1 wera eee ontu
a 9rrsfs IF applause rinr;no tha aaIiSaru and
all eve1vapa tvas 1913 ~ ou a,ie, y s anu
As il syas endad In fact massooa dar n eour
4 ID very evc;tiun - 49, Ao w.
@s 80, ,..s-4 e.. p
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s8s@ "a i oF@fAtL, ian. o, 1885. =
(,o,s;.4ar,e, tb.t tbis ,y.s a ,o.+;.o,1 ITO
VIC !" - = N''s ope
s5$.hst Jay 1or business anu q senatorial
caucus was booked for the evening, the
legislature did fairly well in getting to
81 work III the Senate, Senator Bowen of
Sleepy Eye introduced the bill known as
Senate File No 2, y two years ago This
4 was the bill introduced by Senator (now
congressman elect) Wilson of Winona,
taxing the lands OF the Sioux City. land
company. It passed the Senate two years
ago hat was killed in the house Senator
Goodrich started the railroad ball
n by introducing bills amending. the railroad
y. aninlission and warehouse law, taxing
Steering car companies, forbidding the issu-
#slngof Swatered stock, taxing railroads,
8sate. There were five bills in all -
in the House Messrs Donnelly and Reyes
came to the front with bills to give the
IS bids u member of the legislature or state
officer from taking a railroad pass. His
second amends the constitution making the
Legislative session so days. aud his third
regulates elections by debarring candi-
= daA from spending money at saloons OF in
| any corrupt manner, MIR. Reyes OF Rice
had five bills, one OF which is calculated to
s were for reducing fees for notaries com,
H MISSIONS anG regulating probate proceed.
~ ta1a a1 coTna sue ususA' n n
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